Authors:
Dagmar Kern, Bastian Pfleging
Driving a car today is becoming much like interacting with a mobile computer in a moving environment. Due to the rapid development of sensor technologies and mobile services, the car has already become a space for media consumption, and even acts as a moving office. The car today is far more than what it was in the early days: a simple means of transportation. But maneuvering a car has been, and probably always will be, a highly visual taskĀat least until the introduction of autonomous driving. The driver must observe the outside environment and check driving-related information such as…
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